Crypto Donation Guides
Plain-language guides to giving cryptocurrency to charity: how to send it, which network to pick, how to prove your gift arrived, and how to avoid the mistakes that cost donors money.
By Global Relief Group · Last updated:
Giving crypto is different from giving by card. There is no “undo” button, the network you send on matters as much as the address, and the proof of your gift is a transaction ID rather than a card statement. These guides walk you through each of those differences, using the exact coins and networks DonateCrypto accepts, so what you read here matches what you see on the donation screen.
Every guide is researched from primary sources such as the blockchains’ own documentation and the help centres of the exchanges and wallets donors use, then checked against how our donation flow actually works. Each page shows the date it was last reviewed. Read how we research and update our guides.
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How to donate
Coin by coin
Trust & safety
Tax & receipts
Giving well
How we work
Other pages that answer common questions
- How we vet causes: the checks every cause and partner organization passes before it is listed.
- About DonateCrypto: who runs the platform, our legal structure and where donations have gone.
- Donate by country: giving guides for 79 countries, each written in the country’s main language.
- Frequently asked questions: short answers on donating, wallets, receipts, accounts and vetting.